Laguna Honda Hospital Replacement
San Francisco, CA
Overview
The Laguna Honda Hospital Replacement Project consisted of two phases: Existing Hospital Remodel/Demolition and New Hospital Construction. The new construction phase of the project included four new residential buildings: two seven-story towers, one six-story tower with a 1,500 sf server room, and one four-story building that links the towers together. The project also called for a renovation of the existing hospital.
(Photograph: David Wakely)
TEECOM’s Contribution
Although TEECOM was brought into the project much later than the rest of the design team, we took this 1,100,000 sf project from programming through 100% construction documents in less than eight months. TEECOM was able to come up with innovative solutions to make the structured cabling system work without changing the layout of the buildings. The complete design for the new buildings needed to comply with OSHPD requirements. TEECOM coordinated with other members of the design team to ensure the communications system met OSHPD requirements.
(Photograph: David Wakely)
Behind the Walls
Three wings of the existing hospital were remodeled and two wings were demolished to allow room for additional parking. The server room and adjacent PBX room in the six-story tower serve as the main distribution points for the campus for both voice and data systems. Voice and data is distributed throughout the campus over multimode and singlemode fiber.
Services Provided
Telecom
IT Spaces, Structured Cabling, Pathways, Outside-Plant Cabling
Laguna Honda Hospital Replacement
Location 375 Laguna Honda Boulevard San Francisco CA, 94116
Project Type Hospital
Project Team
Owner: Laguna Honda Hospital
Architect: Stantec
Project Size
640,000 sf
Completion Date
2009
LEED Certification
LEED Silver
Photographer
David Wakely
